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There you go again Pres, being both right and wrong at the same time. :-) Your right in that I should have said WWV. However, WWVB is alive and well, and is the 60 kHz station that is still in

Right frequency, wrong call. WWVB is going strong (or, not as strong as normal) on 60 kHz, WWVL was on 20 kHz but went silent in July 1972 according to the WWVB history page....

This is an info for the German readers of this list: 8 NiMH R6 1800mAh FRIWO cells, brandnew from the factory (measure specs: 1h) 48,-DM where? http://www.qrpproject.de/zubehor.htm 72/73 de Peter,

It's a tiny nit to pick, but you mean WWV at 5, 10, 15 and maybe 20MHz, and WWVH in Hawaii on similar frequencies. WWVL is the VLF emitter at 60KHz WWVB is defunct IF I recall correctly Thanks Pres

Joe, Many thanks for the step by step instructions. As a totally naive satellite wannabe, it is a big help. Could you supply the URL for the G6LVB website? Bill Gerth W4RK Nashville, TN USA

But you can get 5W out using the existing 9.6V pack if you want to. The problem is charge capacity (which is why the 817 defaults to 2.5W when running on batteries) not voltage. Julian, G4ILO

I worked my first totally portable satellite ops last night with my FT-817. I worked several stations on A0-27 and copied CW from F0-20. I heard packet replies from the ISS but didn't have my tnc

Can't even get the title right... sorry about that! Jim, VE3XJ deja- least surface.

You CAN have 5w with 9.6v... for a shorter time. Set the power to where the icon FLASHES... that's the higher-than-high power setting of 5w on internal batteries Thanks Pres Waterman W2PW c/o

Greetings All: I just posted this query to the FT-817 group also, so it will be deja- vue all over again for those of you who are members of both groups. Recently, as a result of other discussions

After building a Z11 tuner and beeing very pleased with it, I looked forward for a smaller one, for portable use. Everybody knows, that the Z11 is a optimal supplement for the FT-817, so why not using

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Actually it's the "A" key in the 9th menu page that controls power.

Thanks Bill That answers my question very well. Frank 2.5, but symbol. current.

I am not sure if it's mute, but it is moot, since the internal charger is supplied by 13.8 VDC from the back connector and is basically a constant current source...it would not be able to charge an

Frank, The 817 can run at 5W on internal 9.6 V battery. The default is 2.5, but you can get 5W by just selecting it. You'll get the flashing power symbol. The charger is fixed at either trickle or

Wow! I guess I opened a can of worms with my question. :-)) Perhaps I should have made clearer my intent. 817 data says output pwr is 2.5 w with internal 9.6v batt. it also says output is 5w with ext

I have to agree. I tried a pair of 20 meter Maldol whips configured as a dipole and fed with coax. It worked but then I tried a 15 meter wire dipole fed with ladder line to a Z11 autotuner. The tuner

What possible value would putting a 12 v pack into the rig have? You can run the rig at full output power by simply connectind a 9.6 V pack into the external power plug. Remember that a fully charged

is fixed easypeasy by David, You are not doing your batteries any good by overcharging David. The charge acceptance factor varies from about 1.2 to 1.6 depending upon brand, initial discharge state,